Toonzone.net posted this, from the July previews:

According to the Previews Catalogue Order Form, Batman: The Animated Series - Season One DVD Box Set is scheduled to ship in July 2004, with a suggested retail price of $44.98.

The four disc set will contain the first 27 episodes of Batman: The Animated Series in production order, with two-part episodes grouped together. The DVD set will be accompanied by both Challenge of the Superfriends - The Complete Series and Justice League: Starcrossed The Movie. The Justice League disc, shipping on July 13th, 2004, is a single disc set collecting the unaired second season Justice League finale "Starcrossed." Below is the description for Batman: The Animated Series - Season One DVD Box Set from the Previews Catalogue:

Batman: The Animated Series - Season One DVD Box Set

From Warner Home Video, Inc.! In 1992, the birth of Warner Bros. Batman: The Animated Series redefined the Batman Universe forever, embodying the dark image fans have come to love while maintaining the heroic qualities identified with the character. The Darknight Detective takes on a gallery of some of his deadliest and most bizarre foes, including the Joker, Poison Ivy, and the Scarecrow, in this DVD set collecting the original first season episodes from the Emmy Award-winning Batman: The Animated Series. Scheduled to ship in July 2004.

Sounds good, but I wonder if they will consider the shows "revamp series" as part of the seasons as well, or total different?

Sounds great!

What is "Challenge of the Superfriends"?

Oh boy oh boy, this is what I've been waiting for. I was very happy when a dark animated series about Batman hit TV when I was younger, and now finally it's going to be on DVD. Well deserved series on a well deserved DVD set. Fantastic.

I'd wait until Warner officially announces the title, then it is in concrete. The Previews Catalog is a comic book magazine, and has previously been wrong.

Fitprod

Nice. Not too expensive either.

I'd say the announcement from WB themselves during the HTF chat is concrete enough, wouldn't you say?

I would buy this regardless of the price.

Thank you.

How many seasons were there?

"Concrete Batman"...didn't I see him in an adult film doing it with Silicone Wonder Woman?

Its not a comic book magazine. Its the catalog the main comic book distributer (diamond) puts out showing what its been told is coming out in two months.
Its entirely up to the companys to tell it what they are coming out with so it can offer them.

No, concrete Batman is the new action figure variant all the kids have been waiting for. Watch as Batman stands there... fun for the whole family.

Now when will we see the Batman Beyond sets?

I'd like to strongly note that the price above is most likely not the m.s.r.p., but an expected actual transaction price.

Very nice, indeed!

I don't know, the Previews Catalogue is known for listing DVDs at full MSRP.

I'll ask again since my first post must have been written in tha weird invisible font that only I seem to be able to read. "What is "Challenge of the Superfriends", was it a cartoon, superheroes? , what type of show was it.

It's a cartoon. About superheroes. And some villain challenges them.

google.com

Sessa17,
Just like The Infidel said, the Superfriends was a cartoon, mae in the 70's I think, based on the Justice League characters like Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, etc. They battled with the League of Doom made up of their adversarial counterparts like Lex Luthor, the Joker, the Cheetah, etc.

Calhoun07,
As for the Batman Beyond sets, I think it is still up in the air. While a WB chat said there would be sets, Toonzone.net reported WB writing them to correct the fact that series like Justice League, Teen Titans and Batman Beyond would only come out in individual discs for the time being, but they do plan on putting all the episodes out.

Now that we heard about the release of Batman and Superfriends, the only one to wait for is the release of the Superman Animated Series which will be released in smaller volumes.

Good news on Superman, but disappointing news for Justice League and Teen Titans and Batman Beyond. I saw the new Batman Beyond discs on the shelf at the store and promptly put them back down when I saw only two episodes a DVD. If they are going to release them on individual DVDs, then they need to at least have 8 episodes on one DVD, and follow production order.

I still say those three shows would sell like crazy in collection sets. I can't believe we are still having this problem with WB after all this time. This is so 1999. I thought they were coming around on all their animated properties.

The new Batman Beyonds have 6 episodes each on them -they are the same as the VHS version except they fit two on one disc.

Anyone know what the first 27 Batman TAS episodes were in production order or a link?